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aunty Farm Forums
TI-KMACkiAX,, MARCH 13, 19084
lerlendlf VOW
(Ay Mrs. F.
The Friendly ; Few Farm ;Forum
Met at the home; of Mr, and Mrs.
Jewitt, with a good at-
tendance The discussion was on
Women ins Organizations, .The,
Forum, thought women should be
in organizations and in Constance
community they are. , They won-
dered why a woman has , to be
50 percent better than a man to
hold office and agreed the men
want the women to be in the
farm organizations,
The Junior Institute is in the
community and it is good training
for the yoUng students. They
- stand side by side with the. Jun-
ior FarmerS. Girls are .takirig
"part in calf .clubs, Farmers' dau-
ghters can grow up in an interest
of the farm and farm organizations
as well as the capable housewife
and mother. •
Progressive euchre Was 'played
and prizes went to, high, Mrs,
Frank Riley and Verne Dale; low,
Mrs: Howard Preszcatore and Mar-
garet McGregor, Mr. and Mrs;
Verne Dale invited the forum
to. their home for the next meet-
ing..Mrs. Kenneth. Preszcator will
serve .lunch.
• Total commercial meat output
Tin Canada. during 1957 .amounted'
to .35,000,000 pounds or five per-
cent . over 1956. - •
SS 4 VATA4 f'ernra,
•(3y rdrs. Tra Merrill)
The Farm Forum topic for last
week was "Ladies and Gentlemen"'
and the SS 4 Goderich Township
Forum met on Thursday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Lai) for the TV program, which
consisted of a very lively debate
between ladies and gentlemen,
with Mrs, G. Greig, president of
Huron Farm. Forum and vice-pres-
ident of the Provincial Forum tak-
ing part. •
The forum members believe that
men and women should work tn-
gether in their organizations. It
was suggested that a type of
nursery service for the meetings
would enable the young mothers
to attend.
If the young people were inter-
eked the organizations would have
more vitality. Meetings. should be.
well advertised and women should
be "cordially invited" so that they
would feel welcome.
For recreation "500' was played.
Lunch was served. The • next
meeting will be Thursday night
at the home .of Mr, and Mrs, Bert
Lobb.
, Labor department authorities
report that more than 30,000 new
;jobs were created in the construc-
tion industry in Canada during
1957.
(WAKE
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Reid and
family, London, spent the weekend
with Mr,. and Mrs. Luther San,ncl*
ers,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Dexter
visited Mr, and Mrs, Austin Dex-
ter on Monday..
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Woods and'
Debbie, Ajax, visited the lady's.
parents', Mr, and Mrs, Frank Riley
and: Douglas over the weekend,
'Mr. and Mrs, Howard Ptreszcat-
or and family spent the weekend
With. relatives in Exeter,
'Miss Muriel Dale, Brampton,
visited ber'parents, r. arid 'Mrs,
Verne Dale over the weekend.
Miller Adams is a patient in Clin-
ton Public Hospital..
Congratulations to Miss Joyce
Brown; in receiving 87 on her grade
1 music. theory,;exam,' Joyce is a
pupil of Mrs. William Collins.
Seaforth.
Farm experts estimate a 45,-
000,000-bushel loss to Canada in
wheat • sales in the current crop
year as a result of Amenican wh-
eat "dumping" in export markets
where Canada heretofore has sold,
The ()marl,: Wheat producers
annual meeting was held in the
King Edward Hotel, Toronto,
March 5,
Reg, Myers, Chatham 'Was re
turned as president and Russell
Bolton, _RR 1, Dublin, as zone dir-
ector for Rpm, Perth, Brnee. and
Grey counties, Edgar Lemon,
Owen Sound, elected director at
large for this area, The allocation.
of. delegates, ;for the present, is on
the number of .acres sown but as
soon AS, statistics are available on
the number of bushels sold the al-
location will be made on that bas-
is, probably two years hence.
Mn Myers, in his address,- s tated
that unless something is done
within the next two years agri-
culture in the ,United Mates will
be controlled by large torporat-
iOnS. We, in Canada will soon be
in tile same position if we fail ;to
make use of the marketing legis,
According to Mr. *Myers the per-
centage of the consumers food
dollar that the producers receives•
has dropped from 56 percent to 40
percent in the past five years.
Any increase in efficiency that has
been gained by the farmer has re-
sulted in a reduced price to the
consumer rather than an increase
in income to the farmer.
Mr. Myers also suggested that
there was need for improved grad-
ing regulations at the producer
level. Compensation should be .ar,
ranged so that storage costs pan
be added whether the grain is
stored on the farm or in an Oh
^vAtOr. -One thing, urgently need-
ed is producer-owned or at least
producer: controlled storage,
Freight subsidies on western
grain are working A re+41.11,Etrdsi#
on Ontario producers of wheat but
perhaps the greatest weakness of
the past has been the flack of ac-
curate statistics on production and
sale of this product, As soon as
the Marketing Boaril begins open,
ating,; this information will become
available and will, prove very val-
uable when the Board negotiates
a price,
0
Predict 100 Percent
Open Market
Hog Sales Soon
Predictions that 100 percent of
Ontario hogs would be moving
through the marketing points of
Ontario bog producers were made
at the two-day annual meeting of
the Ontario Hog Producers' Assoc-
iation and Marketing Board; held
in; Toronto, March 3 and 4.
Charles W. McInnes, president
of the association, and Eldred Aik-
en, chairman of the Marketing
Board, reported that about 80 per
cent of Ontario hOg production is
now moving through marketing
points. and .the other 20 percent
would very likely be directed
through these points by the end
of 1958.
General-manager Jake Kohler,
and Secretary James Boynton
placed heavy emphasis on need for
continuing information to produc-
ers. now that a large percentage
of Ontario hogs are moving
through marketing points.
A feature of the two-day session
was a panel discussion dealing
with vertical' integration. Mem-
bers of the panel discussed the
trend towards contact farming and
pointed up, the; many dangers
which faced producers in this type
of farming.
The meeting called for research
in the field of transportation and
the matter of establishing mark-
eting points at economic locations.
Delegates at the meeting were ur-
ged to consider the possibility of
establishing. co-operative market-
ing points which are; owned and
controlled by farmers themesleves.
The Burford marketing point was
cited as an example of this form
of co-operative effort.
Notice Regarding Pipe Line
In view of the pipe line, crossing the township of
TuckerStrith, the Federation advises farmers before
signing a contract, to contact the Federation of Agrioul-
twre.
Signed,
BILL ROGERSON, Presidiont
JOHN BROADFOOT, Seo.:Treos.
TUCKERSMITH FEDERATION
OF 'AGRICULTURE,
3.0-11-b _ _........4
PAGE TRN CLINTON IMWS-RIMORP,
Federation Heldman Comments On
Wheat Producers Annual Meeting
(By ,Y. Carl Hemingway)
The Sunday School held a social
evening in the church on Wednes-
day evening of last week. Owing
to sickness and exams the attend-
ance was small, Tern Allan, Lon-
desboro showed colored 'slides that'
were very interesting' along with
a local program.
Mrs, James Dale, who has been
a patient in - Seaforth Hospital
for the last four months returned lation which our Provincial and
to her home on Saturday, Federal Governments have made
available to us.
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